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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, February II, iSS7.

RICHMOND, February II, ISL.
OFFERINGS-
WHEAr-Rcd, l. 230 bushelS Mixei, 800
bushels. White, 30 bushels.
OATs.-Mixed, 2,s bushels.
rEAS--Back, - bushels.
CLOVER SE2p.-;2 bushels.
HEANs.-l2 bushels.
SALES REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
WHRAT-Whitc. go bushels fair NJ 9)c.
Lougberry. 100 bushels very good on private
terms Mixed, SEQ bushels primo on private
terms. Shortberry. ID bushels good at gJc.
OATS-Winter. 200 bushels primo AT J0c.
Mixed. 90 bushels prime on private terms.
CLOVER SEED.-32 bushels common on pri-
vate terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
Three Shipwreeked Crews.
ny Telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

NEW YORK, February l2.-Tho steamer San
tiagO, Captain Cotton, from Cientuegas, when
arrived yesterday. brought As passengers Cap
tain Harris and the mate OF the British BARK
Altmoyc, which Was lost on MOcarros reef;
Captain 4. p. Thompson and the crew ~ the
schooner Mauna lOah, which foundered Janu-
any 2Gih IN latitude - 20, longitude '4@B Cap
tain NJ NJ. DinsmOre and the maze OF the
schooner Nellie Shaw, condemned ct Nassau,
and the mate and crow OK the schooner Thomas
{. Kennedy. lost On llarbor island January
0-sb
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
Cardinal JaeebiDis successor.

by Anelo-American csblo to the Dispatch.l
PARIS. February i2-LUHfrers tnevspaper1
Announces that tho papal Nuncio az hairii,
Nonsignor hompolla Del findaro. has been spl-
pointed Pontncal Secretary, sGcccedlnS carii-
~ nj
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
Triple Tragedy lisa San Francisco.
nv ,ele0ranh IN tho Dispatch

CHICAGO, February IA special from San
Francisco says: Last night George Messmef,
laborer. shot Frederick Muller and Mrs. Mini
Ter, tho sister Of Msssmsr's divorced vile.
Since the divorce Messmer has written several
threatening letters TO his wife. Lab nigga
Aessmer rang the door-beli OF huiler.s resi-
deuce and fred two builots into huiier tho
moment Inc latter openei tho door. One
wound, fatal one, Is In tho chest tho other Ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
Chi,d.Hurdcr nnd Suicide.

by telegraph 10 iLc DispathI
CHICAGO. February IA Times special from
Omaha. Neb.. says: John Jacobson this e'e-
ming stianglcd his fourmonths'-old child %
death aud then hanged him,oN lie was proDe-
hIv ipeaup
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
,,e,r,co poard OF supervisors.

IN adjourned meeting of the Henrleo
Poard Of Supervisors was held at the
county courthouse yesterday. Inc
Eoard Was in session for a long time
and disposed of much routine business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
The United Press.

The Virginia clients of the United
Press Association will meet in this city
on Tuesday to have conference with
the officers of that organization with the
view of extending and improving their
telegraphic-news service. Mr.. 7. }.
Furton is the Richmond agent OF tins
Association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
A sIou.RiOckade at Montreal.

MONTREAL, February I2-Owing 10 the very
heavy snow-storm which prevailed yesterday
outgoing trains were Rli cancelled and many
visitors WHO Intended going homo last night
were forced 90 remain another Gay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
Due, with swords.

NEW ORLEANS, La, February IA duel
was fought to-day between Robert Roman, son
OF Judge Alfred Roman, and Sidney l.. Theard,
ron OF Hon Paul L. 5. Theard. Tho weapons
used were small swords Theard received
slight fiesh-wound in the hand and the fight
was etODp0c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13

The repairs To- the Hoviizer Armory,
ou north Eighth street, have now been
completed, and an opening musicale
VIII hc given therein ON Friday eve
mug next The programme embraces
vocal music hy Misses Helen Gwath-
mO and Carrie Staude and MesTA
Cunningham, Icftwich, aud Starke.
Mr.. thomas -. Page rs also billed for
onc of ma Original rotations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
Mr.. Parsons Buys Another Railroad.

IoPtcIhI toI"Bfam 70 mo UIspAcu-I
New YoRK, February l2.-H. O..
Parsons, of Virginia. bought the Co
umbus and Maysville railroad at the
foreclosure sale to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13

NEW YORK. February 12-At the Ocean Assoc
citation headquarters to-day one Of the EXetu-
live Committee stated that the end OF thcs'rike
would not end The boycott or tho Ola Dominion
inc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
The Coia MnYe Come.

The thermometer day before yester-
day. Mt $50 o'clock in the afternoon,
was n degrees. Last night at ii o'clock
it was 34-a fall in temperature OF 10
degrees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13

SATURDAY, February i2. 1887.
sAIFs-FIRsr BoARD.-s900 Richmond city Ga,
july 1887, at lCOM, 500 do. at i2i; $500 RichT
mOnd. Fredericksburg and Potomac dividend
obligation atlOsx, 100 DO. a, 1923: 10 shares
Petersburg railroatsat GAY, 10 10. at 0iAs, 10 do
c4f IN a., ~ Gff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
A. sAKs&co

odd Coats Lets tell you--what W.
mean.--Wo have suit OF clothes on haad
the coat is 80 breast--tho vest is 3G---aud the
pants way out Of proportion to tho size We
generally sell with IS coai--We separate this
suit-we sell the yest-the Pants, and tho
Coa.-as odds--Now, we have some % Of
thcee odd Coats--sizes from b to i5-some
very fine Diagonals--a good many Cheyiot5----
and few Of various other kinds.--lf you wan,
a good Coa,-sco what we have marked these
at TO sell.-1he Vest may nj you--the pants
toit-won't. That's whywe sell thom 80 very
low.
4. SAKS & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13

iowsr: No. mixed. cash, 1,fe; Msrees
Nkc. Wttkoy stesiy a. Ills. Pfpsietons gen.
ersity hfmer. Nothing doing ~ ptfG Lara
arm ri 500. Bulk moats-- Boxed LONG cicsr
ard shost ribs. $40 coeoIs-cisag. V1s
no: shert clear. E.7,ls1H. Hams an
changed.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, February ia.--ri,nr barely
sfshej. wher quieG corn cay. oai' w2st-
or, sc. mixed, .oaqHc PJk nm A. 5ii
lad caser. Bulk-ncs'3 ncmi lAil ~.
ehsogcd. Whiekey active and trn NJ g''I
nCes fym.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for mo Dispatch.l
TEBRuARY 2--Markst very quiot AMI sales
q, q tBade lees than quotations. Good rettyts.
lrme 2Assc. fancy. psc. common. iba3c;
shelled. Bate; factory baDf-D'ckei. sajs-
PETERSBURG PANT MARKET
tilopoT,ed for tBs Uspa'cb.l
FrrprsRY i2.--Narket steady ADD sales
liberal az Si.aic. for primo; szlre prime.fSc.;
fancy. &c; spabih. 5tc- 6eceiys coaAi"s
large.
NEW YORK COT-roS FUTURES
NEW YORK. February ~ --Cotton-Ne' and
grcss receipts. $50 bales Futures CT 0scd quot
and steady: sales. 1910 osl9s February, 80
sss5i; March. s. 5Jat95l: Aprii. W0oan9l:
Nav. fQGaS969; Juno. sg.s3si9 %. July. 0Sa
1914: August, tDeSsSof9; November. tos1s
50 A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13

ATLANTA. GA. February IA receiver has
been appointed for tho large iogelry house of
y. y. Freeman & Co. Assets ab0at s50,OO0:
liabilities atcgt $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
wprKIypANK STATEMENT.
RsrTTyaRE sr0Cg MARKET.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

PAITlMoRE, Nd. February l2-virginia os'
past.due coupons, g. do. new IS, o0h NORM
Carolina 81, old, isi. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13

ST. LOUIS, February 1a--Flour easy Wheat
sharply lower; No rcd, cash, sSNalea !;
March nominal az fSSc. Corn lower; No. Z
mixed, cash, sSss a4kc March, No bid. Gets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. February Cash quotations were:
Flour dun and unchanged. No. 2 spring
wheat, - a7Jc. No. , rcd, 7jfc. 10. corn.
a se35t, c. No. 2Onts. 2lic Mcss-p0rk. Sl3.tDa
tl3Cj. Lard, t6.5A Dry-5altod shoulders
lboxedl. S17Gais; short clear siies boxed,
$7.30asi.3J. Whisky, si.lS. Leading futures
IlunlI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13

M ITII0V 0VonIn9, 0t sanger
nul. the Little Nio!cts Society of
Grace Episcopal church viii give a
novel entertainment entitled Mo
m,rGouc Carnival IL will doubt
hess be- exceedingly pleasing, and draw
% lue, crowd. Tine lady managers are
Ms. G.. d. Iauphouc, Mrs ). Il.
loyLu. Mrs. Decatur AXtcil, Mrs. Lu-
ci,n Bass. Miss Ihaw, Mrs. Morton
Lewis, Mrs.. u. IL. Lynch, and Mrs
(uemtr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
WILLIAMSBURG.
Death of a Venerable and Promi'
uenf Citizen.
rs,ec,al telegram TO tho Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch-l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, February IL. 80
Mr.. Robert L. Cole, one Of our leading
md most valued citizens, died to-day
at 3 p. NJ, after protracted illness.
Mr. Cole was one OF the largest pro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
TIERCg FIRE.
DESTRUCTIVE coEFLsRArIog IN Az.
GUsTA, GA.
The Masonic Hall. orera-House, Globe Ho'
tel, and other Business-Houses De-
stroyed- Fire Under Control.
nv ,,,egraDb 10 tho Dispatch.I

AUGUSTA. Ga. February 49, r. N.-A tori
biz Gie IL raging here. Tho town - ~ UP from
n nrktt 10 mnfkot--h distance on Iils lhu q
haif-and everybody Il wild With excitement
The Gro DEF ar;ment seems poTerless 20 check
ite flames. ard most dlsn3troU9 burning y
Tfedicted. The splendid MRsOnic Hal AMI
Theatre where the FIRE orginatedl' the HloDe
Hotel, the stores OF DAILY * Armstrong anu
james g. Bailey arc already guitsd, AMI IN
Central Hotel j. D. Whites extensive wholc3ala
ard retail stores, a. J. G0uley's shoe-hoaso,
The ChIoHicle Cfrce, and intervening bulldings
are seriously threatened. The fire. broke OF
RI O'Clock, and h now raging more h'ic'iy
than ~ any lime since Il began.
THE FIRE UNDER CONTROL
ArGrsTA, GA, February 1850 r.. N.-Thc
FIRE is now unGcr control Tho MGsoni, Build
ing. o largo ard imposing structure on broad
street, ard the Opcfa-HOuse, in which Mrs
Bowers played " Lady Andlcys secret a IN
matinee this afternoon, ard the large sioG'5 O.
Armstrong aud Baltic and Cookery are totaiiy
CestIoycd The Globe Hotel, Central Hotel
ana he stores ~ j. y. White & Co aro badly
damaged. hut 20 what extent cannot yet be
stated. Mrs. Bowers and her company lost
their wRpsrobos. the IRE IL still burning, DHt
there Is no apprehension ot tur.hef damage.
Several small stores were destroyed.
THE LOSSES.
losses ore: Masonic theatre and lodge
building $4,000; Globe Hotel, $1,000; DAILY -
Armstrong, on stock $4,000; Bale g Cofkery,
$1,000: John DCshers clOihinR-hOdse, s,UJ; >.
Is. White. shoes and clothing, So go on STOCK;
Globe Hotel building, $1,000. Including TX
lures: t. LciJescher fish dealer, sSJ; kolsOc
A Co cigars and tobacco. $1,000. Total, slo5,-
OCO: two thirds covered by insurance. The fire
Is now completely under control, and no
further loss Is anticipated.
The augusta ChrOR Gle and fiye intervening
esfabIi.hmonts removed all their goods from
~ ir houses but sustained no material loss.
Tie cause Of the conGagration Is not stated. II
tecan al q o'clock and burst out from tho stage
portion Of the theatre building from both sides
of the house simultaneously. Everything ha'
auieted down now. MIS-. Bowers company los.
their entire stage wardrobe, valued at $4,000
Tho manager has decided 20 cancel dates and
return 10 New York and outfit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
MARINE INrELL,GENcE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEsErAsr "a, 1881.

PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY q, 1881.
kRRIvED.
sseamship Richmond, BoAz. Neg York, nor
chandtso and passengers, q. W. Alion & Co.
agents
sieener Ariel Deyo. Norfolk, United states
mail, merchandise and passengers, l. u. To-
tdIn, agent
sAuEn
Steamer Old Point Comfoa., Amy, Cape
Charles City, merchandise and passengers, ".
;. Baker. agent.
Schooner Warner Moore. Crockett, Charles
ton, coal, W. B. Wsldron, agont: vessel. cartis
& Parker.
Schooner George r. Hallcck, Edaonds, New
York, pine wood; vessel. Curtis 4 Parker
Schooner -Eilenora NandGsen, Godfrey. fan-
berts Point 10 load coal for New Haven
cLgaRgp.
Barker Hattie h. CBrl. Diii. Rio Jsneirs.
fo9r, Hsxall-Crershaw Company.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, Fss ~, isw.
gBy tiegsph.l
AgsIyEp.
Steamship i'osnokc, Couch. Nov Yors. ana
sailed FOR West Point
Steamer Shssmut, Boston. 70 load coal
Steamship Crown PHncot .brl, storfnA (sak
weston, eoaied and sailed for Bremen.
sehconeIs samuel =. fhorp. Posrce, Neg
York, sue Williams, feasce. Nov Yosk--bo.h
70 lead coal.
Steamship Piymouthisn (Br.,, Pinkhass. Drs-
men. having coAlod.
ssssI. aaI,s s. .., HsA, Taylor sen d.
schooner < y. Colder. Mcleod. russiaai,
coaL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13

You know we are headquarters for Hunting
Goods.-We have the best Coats and Pants
made Cartridge vests-from 81 to 81
Game-Bags - Rubber Clothing - Lunch
Bags-Loather Coats for Duck Shooting
Write 10 US for Circular.
tets A. sAKs & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

DICHMOND THEATRE,
Ia TWENTY-THIRD SEASON.
THREE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
commencing
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1sTH.
The great Austrian actress
JANISH Countess ArcOl.
supported by the strongest dramatic company
travelling.
THURSDAY, February 18th. and SATURDAY
NIGHT, Sardous greatest play,
PRINCESS ANDREA.
FRIDAY, February 18th, Alexander Dumas
play.
vT0LETS.
Ladies' Matinee SATURDAY,
CAMILLE.
Tickets on sale TUESDAY MORNING. 10 10
WANTED, A PRESSMAN. AP-
w PLY at once 70 n. B. MARQUES o co.
10 is-ir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
AZ ARCTIC WINTER.
Vcers iha; Many People Have Per.
ishcd iu Tie sfOrt-y.
~ toler.aph 10 IL pl.paLch.l

by telegraph 60 the Dispatch
CHICAGO, February ia special from Liy-
rrston. Montana. siys; There is serious no
rrchcusion that there viii he appalling loss OF
human life in Montana. snow began falling
iu the middle Of NCyeml er, aud thcro Is now
more On the ground than al any time during
he tast ten years. MOetOi the stage r0d Is are
cutiicly closed zap. and trains IRE running ~
irregular Intervals, some Icing four aud five
Days aIErt. The supply Of fuel is almost
eat ausiod. Three day 40 coal was selling ~
$40 q ton 40 Fort Benton, CnI nOw Il can harily
Do purchased q. less price. The snow j. dried
o. tnomou9 depth, Gld people living n noun
tain lascs are iu imiucul danger ~ meeting q
Lo.Iiilo tato bcnCG;h al avalanche or b.
fisczing To dca-h. rhouii another piOra't.d
stern occur 10 is Followed hundreds would
succumb. As IL H. more people have been
lrozon 10 ID ath this Eiltcr than for q quar-
ter 81 a century. The 0no" VAL Pc q
long time disappearing even wish ChinCok
WINDS. a. a solid sheet Of ice an inch thick
formed over 10 late IN January, ani since that
tine nearly two feet haye fallen. The cold has
been Intense, varying from ~ hcl)T zero ar
Livingston and Helena o. CO. below 81 For
81 AZ ard Fort As-inib0ine. I'm tho vicinity OF
Lizzie Kenny and Craad Central minos on Bald
mountain ne snow j. cight feet deep on tna
l'gel, ana travel b impossible excep, On snoT-
shoes.
4 special from YanE;on, OAK. says The uu-
usually severe winter aud the lGrso amount Of
snow which ha3 fCllcn on the Missouri slope
ffom The yellow touo country 20 Omaha are
the causes 81 grave apprehension OF 0yor-
flows and inundatous Oi the bottOm-lanir
along the river for two hundred miles above
and below this city. The river IL very low, ald
whore there il no current The Zee measures five
feet in thickness In tho channel four feet Is
tie average thickness. Tho Indians who maze
their homes in the Missouri bottoms above
fnis place are moving % the hills, claiming
that he water will be- higher than 1T any time
since 1851. Whom the water covered tho low
lands Tor in!rty-fve days.
A BLIZZARD n HINSEsOTA.
PiPFsTOSF. MINI. February l2.-One Of the
WCrf bllzZaTds Of tie season has hcen raging
hon. IN. Tho lat lnIrlH-siK hOurs. All lrnIns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
A. s>Es&co

The time Tor outdoor czerciso-hor3e-D +
iidng-is nigh at hand.---In fact, ths pas,
tew-loyoly- sprug-like day5--shoWcI-
how much our ladies and their escorts--on.oy
This healthy exercise. ehayo Just gotten a
supply OF ladies' Riding Iats-and Caps
They axe somcwha, different from former sen
4 SAKS II 60.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

(By telegraph 20 the Dispatch
-, WAsHMGToS, February 81 4. NJ
- For Virginia, warmer, fair wca'hor,
IFAlR variable winds. becoming sOutherly
''"" For North Carolina and South Caro-
-lra, warmer. fair weather, followed
by local rains, eas,erly winds shifting
10 souihorly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13

Cashmere Oycrshirts.--ToIrists use them
now cztensiyely-ciy engineers are never
without thcm.-In faci, their use Is worry
xtensiye-Wen. what we want TO say is
we have our spring supply now ready--ifs
the largest stock OF ,hem-we eyer-had
herc--Price Is governed by quality-why
quote it?-You wouldn't appreciate 70 half as
much ~ seeing the Shirt--thcn getting the
A. SAKS & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
COTTON REPORT.

Mafkct steady.
QUOTATIONS..
GOOD MIDDIING.-9ilc.
MlrDLING. &c.
Low MIDDLISG.-S1 -l6c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
r,r0 nIvORCE CASES.

absolute divorce has been granted by Justice freeaan
Of the Superior Court Isabella Ann Annette In her SUIT
against Annette IT, and an order mas been re-
ouirng the defendant pay her S35 on the 10Th ana at
lays month the support OF erse ana thgI Ge
children. April > 1888. Mrs. Annette sled lot
divorce charging that her husband had sruck heI
sc zed her by the throat, beat her win tnlcK
walking stick and threatened her with a razor
He denied these allegations and charged her
with negecng duties wife and with cruelty 10 ter
Youngest child declaring that ON one occasion she Stare On
with the child and lett IL at oaDy
r, m Vet I,riGhtoD L. whore he aferward found IT.
t n was decided her favor and she got $50 month
amony The COMPLIANT In her sn Tor an absolut divorce
1harged Annette with living with Mary Adams hmnyon
and In. answer alleges that she had done likewise WIN
sherman The cusiody tho children IL awarded TO the
palntn The Judgment was taken by default l., ., c.
Dorothy & i. stronger was a wlthess IN cu
peme onrt SPECIAL Term, before Justice Potter YESTERDAY
In bcr snlt Tor limited from Albert stronger
wholes who she saws Is worm s4Uv"V nv
said m Al dur NJ the OF their married ne ne na'
her with great cruelty and had finally abandoned nor
lie would often return home inoxc ted ana Mouu Ds a
t nor After he deserted she went 10 us sI1 oI
money lie gave her $500 Loe but appled a,
to told er she ought 10 Do aIeu anu
er.f Mr. stronger el these statements ana SAN tat m
wife hal domestic duties Inc decision was 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
THE CORONET AND THE D4UNTLESS.

one STILL on THE DRY D0CK-THE OTHER GETS
BACK INTO THE HARBoR
Notwithstanding the extreme cold yesterday sailors
were busy all day putting the Coronet in shape Tor
her race she was still high and dry on the screw
dock. and although she was ready to be put IN tho
water liz depth at high tide not sufficient to foat
her. CAPTAIN Crosby, her commander, became rather
discouraged When he observed that the wind con-
tnued to blow rom the west 30 strongly ana iron MS
conversation it apparent that he has lttle nope
that his boat will be ready to start on saturday. Inc
greatest depth of water at the screw dock was eieVch
feet and the Coronet's draueht is twelve ieet FIX
inches II the wind shifts to the east or south
il ia possible that the tide will high enough to
carry her off to-day. A second coat OF black paint
and coat OF varnish have been spread on her upper
works and all that remains to be done now Is 10 OIL
her bottom -. -. 49,.
The Dauntless which unable 10 beat her way
INTO the barbOr against strong tide and heavy wind
on Sunday night after making trip out 10 mo
Sandy Hook Lghrshp. remained at anchor on the
Navesuk Highlands all night She got under way
again at T. 30 a. IN. yesterday, carrying reefed man
and toresas forestaysai and jib. There was almost
n gale blowing from The north west at the time ana as
the tide vas running seward it took nearly four
hours to get her to her anchorage of tho clubhouse
at Tompk nsvlle. The day ana night had been ln-
suferaby cold at and several OF the "A Tors we're
frostbtten. To-day the Dauntless will make another
trip carving several newspaper men as guests :"
Captains Colt and Samuels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
A COMPLICATION WITH MEXICO.

srv,ToR BROWN COMMENTS on A MESSAGE FROM
THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
WASHINGTON Feb 2s.-A communication from inc
Secretary OF State was laid before the Senate to-day in
response to resolution calling for the correspondence In
the case OF the schooner Rebeccn and in the matter OF
Minister Jacksons resignation. The Secretary reviews
the history OF the seizure and says:
Department has akon the ground that as the heoecoa
entered the port OF TapcO making attempt to
conceal the nmansied merchandise ana w6lnGI s b mort
fegu tar laws Mexico the vessel was not aDe
S pot wSon proper papers and seizure and sale
of the under above stated was gross
breach of comfy and hospitality peculiarly unreasonable and
unjust The Mexican Government while denyng ,s ,rs
Of weather has the position that the o. ,e
sale Of e e Sf TO Sn take a appeal
from the Judgment rendered another court az t. Is con-
tested and denied the doctrine Government set mp
The Of one o. c ament il shown to have been
unjust violation OF the Prncips OF me
OF the case and IN Of the fact that the prior
proceedings have been so papaby arbitrary and unjust
The master and owners not bound to attempt tnrheI
judicial remedies in the lor al tribunals The cores
pondonce in the case of tee Rbecca Is still open ana pro
ceedmr and il il not believed that its publication AT pres
ent would he compatible with the public Interest
In respect to the Jackson matter the Secretary reports
that in his opinion "it would not be conrhutory TO- OF
comrnblc with the public interest to publish that cor
respondence at the present time As to any CORRESPOND
ence which Mr. Jackson may have hnh WIN the 'LcSi
dent either directly through ANY other channel than
lHf 0t'Itl'il VI 't"''i ""' ''@' N
statements TIT, A., ,.,,or,
he President I'm his letter transmitting the do,et
simply saws at f. not thought compatible win me pun
lie interest publish the correspondence IN either cAso
at the pre- ent time ~, ,,--. -, .,o
senator Brown submitted remarks on the subject OF the
message The claim for indemnity had dragged MS STOW
coil throuch three years OF diplomatic coffespuhdcncc
without redress II was tine that the American MIL
ster should make earnest and vigorous demand Ioi to
tuition and that the view taken of The subject ny 'no
late Minister jackson He iniimatcd that that ad h'h
one OF the of Mr. Jacksons resignation Mr.. Ja,h
son believed that American citizens had been scked anu
mnrisoned and shamefully robbed Of their property IN
Mexican mort ami that the robbery had been coml'eI
with the aid and pretended authority OF Ioca'